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A political group that led the movement for a seperate Muslim nation.
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When the Indian toops returned, they expected the British to fulfill their promise, but instead they continued being treated as second class citizens.
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This act was passed by the British and it violated the Indians individual rights because they denied them of a trial.
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This was in order to protest the Rowlatt Acts. The plan of the Muslims and Hindus involved was to fast and pray and listen to political speeches. After the massacre, nearly 400 Indians died.
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All throughout 1920, thousands of Indians were aressted by the British for participating in strikes.
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Ghandi becomes the leader of the Indian Independence Movement
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Ghandi organized a peaceful protest because the Indians were only allowed to buy salt from the government and no other sources, and on this salt, they had to pay sales tax.
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End of British rule and partition of sub-continent into mainly Hindu India and Muslim-majority state of Pakistan.
